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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1933
Page
7
Subscriptions and advertising terms are listed for Roswell New Mexico with annual and weekly rates. The notice states the standard rights and restrictions on republication of Associated Press dispatches and content, under the 1879 act, as printed in the Roswell Daily Record.
A call to voters urging participation and the duty of voting, noting the right was bought through past American suffering and encouraging citizens to cast ballots in line with their beliefs.
Reports from 25 cities indicate a 16 percent rise in display advertising in newspapers last month versus August. Firms expect higher returns from ads as confidence grows. August car loadings surged with 571,387 vehicles in the week ending September 9, up 69,850 from a year earlier. All districts except the South show gains in total loadings, with notable employment increases and brighter prospects ahead.
A Paris influenced column argues shorter hemlines for fall and winter. It praises a well turned ankle and leg, suggests rope skipping and leg exercises, and jokes about fashionable life in New York with references to Palm Beach and a Havana trip.
A vivid recounting of Mark Twain at the Hartford home with Mrs Clemens and guests. Tales of portraits letters and a White House token illuminate the Clemens family history and notable visitors. Jerome K. Jerome’s quip about architecture adds a lighter frame to the narrative.
Roswell residents and Finn and Feather Club stockholders mobilize to secure Bottomless Lakes Park as a state park. Fundraising and volunteer work accompany hopes for improved fishing and re employment opportunities, turning beauty spots into public recreation.
Col Harry Andrew known as Scotty has been appointed manager of the Roswell Reemployment office. He has contributed time and money to the cause and is eminently fit for the role. The appointment is proper.
A Ft Sumner Review editorial argues that if beer is legalized in New Mexico next month and enforcement relies on the public, the Lane act will effectively go unenforced. It notes 31 county sheriffs and deputies capable of enforcing laws, and questions the sufficiency of a $15000 appropriation for state enforcement.
The Rev Roy L Smith presents brief meditations on humility independence and patience highlighting the strength of gentleness and the invincibility of faith as guiding traits in daily life. The sermon series emphasizes the power of steadfast character over popularity or boastfulness.
An odd promotional line urges readers to obtain a copy of The Record from Dustin's News Stand, listing the evening branch office phone number 111 for special delivery services. The note reads as a quirky sales prompt echoing a slogan about kicking like a bay steer when a copy is missed.
Synopsis of a melodramatic tale set in London and transatlantic voyage life. Dr Elverton attends a poor district patient and encounters a plucky orphan girl while Gold Franklyn and Pierce, a wealthy accident victim, form plans to help her. On board the ship Gip Alen hides, threatening exposure, as Gold navigates new alliances with Dorrance and Doria while Pierce contemplates disguises and a lumber camp future.
Tomorrow New Mexico voters weigh a twenty mill tax cut and a repeal proposal, with possible effects on liquor sales and the Pecos Valley anthem. Town talk notes prohibition debate remains dry and links Paul Morgan’s inspiration to his sister, a perceived beautiful, intelligent woman.
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